Four Steps to Increasing Efficiency

Efficiency is the ultimate key to any successful operation. Without it, the quality of your waterjet and facility will drastically drop below standard optimization.

Take four steps to guide your business toward greater efficiency.

1. Prioritize training
Provide quality training to grow efficiency with incoming and current employees. This allows you to build a stronger team and spark interest in your open positions. In addition, proper training empowers people through increased knowledge and confidence. In turn, waterjet operators can collaborate and support each other on the shop floor in real-time.

At OMAX, we provide training opportunities to both attract and maintain quality labor. You can visit us at our state-of-the-art training facility in Kent, Washington or customize your own training on-site and online by contacting us.

2. Make maintenance routine
Be prepared for the maintenance required and machines will need. By making maintenance part of your shop’s routine, you avoid surprises and gain control over your production schedule.

3. Invest in partners who invest in you
Vendor and partner relationships should be simple, efficient and positively impact your business. With over 50 patents and a 90% satisfaction rate, OMAX is fully invested in your business’ efficiency. We offer training programs and after-sales service for your waterjet to prove it.  

4. Cut faster
  Every minute counts. In addition to easily moving from one material to the next, waterjet gives you the ability to cut    faster, for more parts per hour. If you're looking for the competitive edge in your cutting operations, abrasive waterjet    delivers on output and profit even when working on complex designs.

In a case study, Kakade Laser discussed their increased efficiency after deciding on an OMAX waterjet for better cutting speeds while also experiencing better reliability.

Take the four steps to master efficiency for your shop. You can also check out more case studies on how other organizations put waterjets to work for their businesses and education centers.